Riftbound
Market + openingsPull rates, card lists and chase prices
Compare observed box openings with current TCGplayer market data across every supported booster set.
Independent trading card data
Know the set before you open the box.
TCG pull rates, card prices and collector tools built from sources you can inspect. Every market snapshot has a date. Every opening rate has a sample. Unknown data stays unknown.
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- Riftbound sets
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- opening datasets
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- Pokémon identifiers
Real cards · current sets
Choose your game
Two games, one evidence standard
Pokémon
Collector pilotIdentify sets and track a master collection
Recognize modern set marks, define what “master set” means and compare reviewed English and Japanese printings.
Live market snapshot
Unleashed chase cards
TCGplayer market data captured 2026-08-13
Pokémon collector preview
Perfect Order, with regional context
The regional pilot tracks 241 English and Japanese printings and keeps treatment-specific prices separate. It does not turn a translated name into a guessed match.
Explore the reviewed set →Mega Zygarde ex
$132.89
Meowth ex
$128.80
Mega Zygarde ex
$61.71
Data you can trace, not numbers you have to trust
Set composition comes from named catalogs, market data carries its capture date, and opening statistics include the pack count and source links. When evidence is incomplete, the site shows “collecting” or “unknown” instead of filling the gap with an estimate.
Read the complete methodology and source standards or submit a correction.
FAQ
- What are pull rates in a trading card game?
- Pull rates describe how often a rarity or specific card appears in booster packs. TCGOdds uses citable openings and publishes the sample size instead of presenting estimates as official odds.
- Where does the price data come from?
- Card and sealed-product prices mirror TCGplayer market data through TCGCSV. Every supported market view states when its snapshot was captured.
- Which games does TCGOdds cover?
- Riftbound has card lists, prices and observed opening data. Pokémon currently has reviewed Mega Evolution set guides, checklists, set identification and a Perfect Order–M3 regional print map.